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giaffa · 1 year
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Tolkien Playlists Masterpost
I made a lot of Tolkien related playlists on spotify during the last year to organise my music library, if anyone is interested here they are:
The Legendarium
From the Ainulindalë to the War of Wrath, with an extra mention of the Dagor Dagorath at the end to close the narrative (events in chronological order, mostly metal with some acoustic and ambient pieces)
Second and Third Age, from Numenor to the events of The Hobbit to the full lotr storyline (events in chronological order, mostly metal with some acoustic and ambient pieces)
From the Ainulindalë to the end of the Third Age (events in chronological order, instrumental classical and acoustic music only, including the movies soundtrack)
One Playlist To Rule Them All: a selection of my favourite Tolkien astists on spotify (mostly metal, tracks sorted by artist)
Chill Roadtrip AU: small selection of Tolkien themed chillhop and downtempo
Characters
Eärendil: mostly ambient metal and some acoustic tracks to journey through the stars
Thingol and Melian: Doriath ambient playlist, with some medieval and acoustic tracks, enchanted forest and fae court vibes
Aragorn: acoustic and metal songs for reclaimed kingdoms and long distance love stories
Tar-Miriel: slow and haunted vibes for the Downfall of Numenor, water and drowning themes
Legolas: soft acoustic and folk tracks, relaxing and nature themed with some sea longing vibes
Maglor: metal and acoustic songs for the poorest little meow meow
Fëanor: power metal only for the Spirit of Fire himself
Sauron: mainly black metal, playlist for evil necromancers only
Vibes only
Not strictly Tolkien related lyrics but if you need more vibes I can offer you these playlists:
Cuiviénen: ambient metal to wander under the starry skies
Dreamless Sleep: lullabies for the enchanted forest
Lugbúrz Lo-Fi: dungeon synth ambience for your tower dwellings
Mordor Metalfest: black metal for your evil festival needs
The Party goes on a Roadtrip: epic metal for your epic quest
Sword and Sorcery: ultra epic metal for your ultra epic quest
Songs of Enchantment: soft acoustic folk and fantasy songs to sing in a field
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Hey, I am really curious what music the Tolkien fandom likes to listen to (On that note I would like to recommend Oonagh, she is a german singer who sings a lot of songs that have to do with Tolkien works, partly in german and partly in Sindarin - I would recommend the songs 'Feanor', 'Aulë und Yavanna' and 'Aeria'... but all of them are pretty great!).
The music doesn't necessarily have to have anything to do with Tolkien, I'd just be interested to know in general how broad the taste in music is in the fandom or whether you like listening to music at all. (Because I certainly do😅)
I don't really know why, but I find it kind of interesting. I see a lot of other fandoms sharing playlists but I haven't found something similar in this fandom.
(For those who are interested, my favorite artist (at the moment) is IU, but I also love to listen to the lotr and the hobbit soundtracks because they are masterpieces)
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autailome · 4 months
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i've disliked the lotr musical for like well over a decade and for no reason today i listened to it twice through and was like actually this is fine lol
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striderstable · 1 year
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Kinda hokey but idk it’s grown on me.
It’s called “The Walking Song” aka the full version of “Pippin’s Song” from the Return of the King film. It’s sung cheerfully, as it’s meant to be.
Back when I first read the LotR, I admit I didn’t have the patience for the poetry and song Older now, I can appreciate them.
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l1f3l0v3r-2 · 1 year
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erynalasse · 2 years
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Lament for Boromir
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjPxuY9djhw
Please go check out this song guys, seriously, it is so so good. Thanks for the rec, @valasania-the-pale!
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inlustris-infensus · 2 years
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Avathar - Ja niin sakenee pimeys (2021)
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ithilbore · 1 year
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arwendeluhtiene · 1 year
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New Youtube music video 🧝‍♀️ ✨ 🍃 🎶 ! Singing cover of ‘Treebeard’s Song’ from JRR Tolkien and Donald Swann’s The Roag Goes Ever On: A Song Cycle, at the 2018 EstelCon, annual convention of the Spanish Tolkien Society
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perplexingly · 4 months
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A Secret Santa gift for the-daughter-of-a-wolf for the exchange organized on the Watermill Theatre musical discord fan server. It’s Legolas and Gimli visiting the northern forests and the Glittering Caves like they promised each other
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carterthefrog · 3 months
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listen. in theory, i know that the hobbit was published in the 1930s and lotr was published in the 1950s, but conceptually, that's never fully sunk in. people were talking about bilbo baggins while world war ii bombs were flying overhead. discussing their favorite characters merry and pippin alongside the news of the brand new polio vaccine. making jokes about mordor between fireside chats. like that's absolutely crazy to me. unreal
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scribefindegil · 8 months
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As much as I adore conlangs, I really like how the Imperial Radch books handle language. The book is entirely in English but you're constantly aware that you're reading a "translation," both of the Radchaai language Breq speaks as default, and also the various other languages she encounters. We don't hear the words but we hear her fretting about terms of address (the beloathed gendering on Nilt) and concepts that do or don't translate (Awn switching out of Radchaai when she needs a language where "citizen," "civilized," and "Radchaai person" aren't all the same word) and noting people's registers and accents. The snatches of lyrics we hear don't scan or rhyme--even, and this is what sells it to me, the real-world songs with English lyrics, which get the same "literal translation" style as everything else--because we aren't hearing the actual words, we're hearing Breq's understanding of what they mean. I think it's a cool way to acknowledge linguistic complexity and some of the difficulties of multilingual/multicultural communication, which of course becomes a larger theme when we get to the plot with the Presgar Translators.
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autailome · 5 months
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do any nyc or tri state based silm fans want to go to the blind guardian concert with me in may 😳😳 haha just kidding ... unless ... (please message me)
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stormygopher · 3 months
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The best possible adaptation of The Silmarillion would be musical in the style of SIX with all the kings of the Noldor singing about their horrific deaths.
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ashartstuff · 5 months
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Tweek and Tolkien 💥
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